Global Exchange Rates
MEMENTO SRL · Finance & Accounting
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The official exchange rates API — 90+ central banks and tax authorities, 150+ currencies
Global Exchange Rates is a single, unified API for the official exchange rates published by more than 90 central banks and tax authorities worldwide — the rates that count for accounting, VAT, customs, and audit. One integration, 150+ currencies.
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Official rates, not market estimates
Every rate is the official figure published by a central bank or tax authority — ideal for accounting, finance, ERP, tax, and reporting, anywhere a defensible, auditable rate is required. Download historical rates for most institutions, plus a proprietary daily "GLOBAL" blended rate.
Why teams choose Global Exchange Rates
- Official, auditable data — sourced directly from 90+ central banks and tax authorities.
- 150+ currencies, updated hourly, with historical depth.
- One simple API — JSON, XML, and CSV; quick to integrate.
- Unlimited legal entities — cover your whole group; no per-entity fees.
- Reliable — a 99.9% uptime SLA is available on the Enterprise plan.
Integrations and tooling
Use the API directly, or through our ready-made integrations:
- Native connectors for Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations and Business Central.
- QuickBooks Online, Salesforce, Zapier and more.
- Client libraries for Python, C#, JavaScript, Go, and Java.
- An MCP endpoint for AI agents and assistants.
See our documentation to start integrating.
Getting started
Choose Get It Now and start a 30-day free trial — no credit card required. Your API key is available in the developer portal as soon as you sign up. Learn more at globalexchangerates.org.
Supported central banks and tax authorities (90+)
European Central Bank (European Union), Federal Reserve (United States), Bank of England (United Kingdom), HM Revenue & Customs (United Kingdom), Banca d'Italia (Italy), Swiss National Bank (Switzerland), Federal Office for Customs and Border Security (Switzerland), Danmarks Nationalbank (Denmark), Sveriges Riksbank (Sweden), Norges Bank (Norway), Seðlabanki Íslands (Iceland), Narodowy Bank Polski (Poland), Magyar Nemzeti Bank (Hungary), Česká národní banka (Czech Republic), Banca Naţională a României (Romania), Lietuvos Bankas (Lithuania), Bank of Canada (Canada), Reserve Bank of Australia (Australia), Banco de México (Mexico), China Foreign Exchange Trade System (China), Hong Kong Monetary Authority (Hong Kong), Monetary Authority of Singapore (Singapore), Bank Negara Malaysia (Malaysia), Bank Indonesia (Indonesia), Bank of Thailand (Thailand), Reserve Bank of India (India), Seoul Money Brokerage Services (South Korea), Bank of Israel (Israel), Central Bank of the UAE (United Arab Emirates), Saudi Central Bank (Saudi Arabia), Central Bank of Bahrain (Bahrain), Central Bank of Kuwait (Kuwait), Central Bank of Oman (Oman), Qatar Central Bank (Qatar), Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye (Turkey), National Bank of Ukraine (Ukraine), Central Bank of the Russian Federation (Russia), National Bank of Kazakhstan (Kazakhstan), South African Reserve Bank (South Africa), Central Bank of Nigeria (Nigeria), Central Bank of Kenya (Kenya), Bank Al-Maghrib (Morocco), Banque Centrale de Tunisie (Tunisia), Banco Central do Brasil (Brazil), Banco Central de Chile (Chile), Banco Central de la República Argentina (Argentina), Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia (Colombia), Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (Philippines), National Bank of Georgia (Georgia), National Bank of Serbia (Serbia), Central Bank of Armenia (Armenia), Central Bank of Azerbaijan (Azerbaijan), Banco Central del Uruguay (Uruguay), National Bank of Ethiopia (Ethiopia), Bank of Algeria (Algeria), Banco de Guatemala (Guatemala), Banco Central de la República Dominicana (Dominican Republic), National Bank of Moldova (Moldova) — and more.
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